Communications & PR
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3 Home Improvement Microtrends We’re Watching in the Home Buying, Renovation Space
Read more: 3 Home Improvement Microtrends We’re Watching in the Home Buying, Renovation SpaceTodd Morgano | Nov. 1, 2024 It’s tough out there – for people buying or renovating homes and the companies trying to sell to them. We know the story. Everything’s up. Home prices. Mortgage rates. Labor. Building supplies and home furnishing products. Inflation-weary consumers are tapped out and frustrated, and the companies serving them are…
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In a Soft Market, the Need for Public Relations Strategy Remains Firm
Read more: In a Soft Market, the Need for Public Relations Strategy Remains FirmEileen Petridis | October 29, 2024 When the economy sours, or even when recession rumors are afloat, marketing and public relations are among the first budget items on the chopping block. However, what seems like discretionary or luxury spending really isn’t. It is the backbone of your company’s future. History proves this point The…
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Why are College Students Protesting? A 10-Step Guide for University Leadership
Read more: Why are College Students Protesting? A 10-Step Guide for University LeadershipBalancing free speech with safety and inclusivity is a significant concern for university officials. Many institutions are working to create environments that support free expression while ensuring the safety and security of all students, Here’s how.
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5 Tips for Managing Political Rhetoric (and Potential Confrontations) in Your Workplace
Read more: 5 Tips for Managing Political Rhetoric (and Potential Confrontations) in Your WorkplaceThe best chance for guiding your organization through political rhetoric is to be prepared with strong workplace policies and communication. What should that communication look like? Here are our top 5 tips.